This post will completely out me if anyone who knows me us reading but here goes...
We offered on a house about 6 wks ago, 5k below asking price. House is 1930s semi. Dated but looked OK otherwise. Everything was ticking along nicely until we had our survey. It showed possible damp in several places in the lounge. It wouldn't necessarily have put us off but we wanted a second opinion to see if it would be costly to sort. ( we did have an inkling that it might be damp as the vendor was a complete big mouth and was quite proud of the fact he'd replaced completely rotten woodenlounge floor boards with a load of concrete 30yrs ago pretty sure he already knew...)
We contacted the vendors EA to ask if we could send an independent damp surveyor round at our own cost.
At this point the sellers pulled out blaming us saying they were sick of questions & surveys!!! (We hadn't asked a single question, just the standard queries raised by solicitors)
We were gutted as we've spent the best part of 1k on fees, surveys etc.
Then the best part...they've put it back on the market today!!
Am I right in thinking that if we send them the survey then the EA should disclose the significant parts I.e damp to potential buyers?
I would love to a) make it as difficult as possible for them to sell & b) stop some other poor buyer going through the same thing!
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WillowB · 08/11/2016 21:35
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